How Did Rock Lee Pass The Academy Novels & Stories

As one of the descendants of wealthy families, he was rather experienced in rock gambling and he selected three rocks with extremely smooth surfaces with no visible cracks. "This young man has a sharp sense!" The professional rock gamblers around him turned to look at Andy with approval. Rock gambling relied heavily on instinct and luck and since Andy had the instinct, he might be able to end up with cream-clear jadeite with some luck. "Thank you, everyone! I just know a thing or two!" Andy smirked smugly. Just then, Leon picked up his stone and was walking over with Iris by his side. "Leon, have you picked the one you want?" Penny asked curiously.

“Children like Leo are very rare. Miss Vale, your son is truly gifted, and it would be our honor to have him here at St. Joseph.” What more could I ask for? “That’s very kind of you.” “Before we wrap up, I’d like to ask Leo a few questions. Is that okay?” she said, looking at him with warm hazel eyes. “Yes, ma’am,” he answered softly. Miranda asked him some mental math problems, a couple of grammar questions, and one or two science ones. He answered every single one without hesitation. She looked impressed and praised how sharp he was. Then she had me finish the rest of the paperwork. In less than half an hour, the admission process was complete.

“Now everyone should listen carefully. Only five sets were able to pass throughout the screening process. Now the Academy would resume fully, and every student is expected to take every lesson seriously, just like highschool, you all would be taught the basis of everything and it is your duty to learn. And you know what comes up after every term spent in school right?” “Yes,” we replied in unison. “And what is that?” He asked. “Exams,” we replied in unison again. “Very good, you got it right. Since the screening process has been done successfully, you all are now students of this Academy. There would be different courses, which means there would be different teachers for each course. And the

She turned back around for a moment, her next words surprising Jaiden. "In regards to your question. No, I haven't." "Technically it wasn't a total lie," Leona muttered to herself after finally getting Lucy to accept her application. The school day was reaching its end and Leona couldn't wait to get home and begin finishing up her song. "Good luck I guess," Lucy said with an evil sneer as her and her friends began laughing as they walked away with her application. "Uh, thank you." Leona mumbled, a bit hurt by their mocking tones but still determined to go through with the show.

Sirene faked a laugh as she rolled her eyes, and looked in front instead. Sirene continued to laugh, but stop when the middle-aged man talk. “To everyone who passed, please look to the right, and there you can see 4 counters with the teachers. They will be the ones who'll receive your tuition fee and the ones who would assign your dorm. Make sure you have money to pay the tuition fee.” After the middle-aged man said that, he went down from the stage and left. Those who didn't pass left the Academy. As they left, the one who passed went straight to the counter to line up except Soheila, Sirene, the five newcomers which are The Third Princess, and the four Young Masters.

Lee walked up onto the platform. Her dark, almond eyes jumped to Dannie. Instinct kicked in. Her eyes widened then narrowed as her body tensed. She took a breath through her nose, let it out, relaxing. Dannie gave her a grimaced half-smile in apology. Lee dipped her chin in a nod before focusing on Dannie’s dad. “Praetor, everything is ready to begin.” Her dad leaned back in his chair, nodded as he rubbed his chin. “Then proceed. Thank you, Lee.”

Age: 16-years-old. Rank: Rank 3 Evolved One. Passed! Seeing the words on the screen, Cherry's pale face revealed a bright smile. There were a few other students who passed as well. One of the Rank 6 admission officers said, "There’s still one more spot available at the moment." Lucas gradually got up from his seat, leaving Cameron and Sergio shocked. "Are you leaving already, Mr. York?" Lucas shook his head. "Nope, I'm going over to get tested."

I excelled in her class, which made her particularly fond of me, but it seemed I might not get what I wanted this time. "I'm not interested in him, Mrs. Lee! I just need to confirm something! Please, please, please, can you give me his credentials?" I showed her my best puppy eyes, and finally, she relented. She made me promise to keep this a secret, warning that we'd both be in trouble if anyone found out we had accessed his transcript! "Thank you so much," I mouthed to Mrs. Lee, holding one strap of my backpack. I gave her a hand salute and quickly left the teacher's office, a smile spreading across my face, armed with the information I needed to delve deeper into Professor Evan's life bac

On the other hand, my identity was confirmed and the admission procedure was completed. The academy is separated from the pack, surrounded by huge pine trees. My steps approach the prodigious black gate of the academy, wrapped in golden pothos leaves. Two masculine guards are positioned on either side of the black gate. Sensing my presence, their eyes flash a keen look. “I am Hailey Randle, new admission.” “ID card?” The guard on the left asks. I pull out the ID card from my bag and show it to them. The academy provides IDs upon the confirmation of admission. The guard scans every detail on the card.

Serena stood there, her tray empty with a cold smile still on her face. "You're a reject, Louisa," she said loudly enough for nearby tables to hear. "Even among humans, you're the lowest of the low. Working at a spa, selling yourself to wolves for scraps and now you come here and act like you're special? Like you deserve to be at this Academy?" I gritted my teeth hard and my fisted hands were shaking. “I passed the entrance exam fair and square.”